Data Quality and Data Management
Explore data linkage's societal impact, ethical considerations, and practical applications across the UK, with insights on civil liberties and available datasets for research.
Regulating Teachers' Responses to Students' Behaviors of Concern
Exploring legal frameworks and de-escalation techniques for managing extreme student behavior in educational settings, with a focus on human rights and regulatory gaps.
U.S. Government and Politics by CrashCourse
In 50 videos, Craig Benzine (aka WeezyWaiter) teaches you U.S. government and politics! The course is based on the 2014 AP U.S. Government and Politics curriculum.
Neurodiversity is a Blessing, Not a Curse
Explore neurodiversity's positive impact and learn how embracing neurological differences can create inclusive environments where everyone thrives in this inspiring TEDx talk.
US History by CrashCourse
Crash Course creates free, high-quality educational videos used by teachers and learners of all kinds. John Green kicks off Crash Course US History!
Rights, Duties, and Responsibilities in Citizenship - Part 1 of 4
Experts explore rights, duties, and responsibilities in citizenship, examining historical perspectives, legal implications, and societal inequalities. Panel discussion and Q&A delve into complex issues of belonging in modern society.
The Difficult Miracle: The Living Legacy of June Jordan
Scholars, poets, and activists explore June Jordan's multifaceted work, discussing her poetry, activism, and lasting impact on literature and social justice in this panel celebrating her legacy at Harvard's Radcliffe Institute.
Finding Fairness - Incorporating Societal Values in Computer Algorithms
Exploring algorithmic fairness and privacy in computer science, addressing concerns about incorporating societal values into technology as it increasingly impacts our lives.
Feminisms Now - Visions of Gender Equality for the 21st Century
Rising artists, thinkers, and organizers share visions of gender equality for the 21st century, reflecting on their art and activism in service of intersecting and sometimes competing feminisms.
Locking the Web Open - A Call for a New, Decentralized Web
Brewster Kahle advocates for a decentralized Web to ensure privacy, free speech, and open access to knowledge, proposing new distributed technologies to create a better, more reliable internet.
Do-It-Yourself Disability Advocacy - Approaches by Students and Faculty
Explore student and faculty approaches to disability advocacy, focusing on frameworks, journeys, partnerships, and strategies for meaningful change in healthcare education.
The Disability Healthcare Gap - Challenges to Culturally Humble Care
Explore challenges in providing culturally humble healthcare for individuals with disabilities, addressing gaps and promoting inclusive practices in medical settings.
The Power and Benefit of Disabled Professionals in Healthcare
Explores the impact of disabled healthcare professionals, addressing challenges, accommodations, and benefits for patient care and medical practice.
Disability and COVID-19: Ethical Challenges and Inclusive Solutions
Exploring COVID-19's impact on disability communities, ethical challenges, and calls for justice. Discusses triage concerns, research gaps, and the intersection of disability with race and healthcare access.
Reconstruction in American History - Lecture 3
Explore Reconstruction plans post-Civil War, examining their impact on social peace, African American rights, and reunification efforts. Delve into key aspects like Black Codes, sharecropping, and the Freedmen's Bureau.
American History: From Emancipation to the Present - Reconstruction and the Rise of Redemption - Lecture 4
Explores post-Reconstruction South, examining white resistance, violence against African Americans, voter suppression, and lynching. Analyzes concepts of civilization, manliness, and racial terrorism in the era.
Who Speaks for the Race? Race and Public Policy - Lecture 24
Examina cómo la raza influyó en las políticas públicas y símbolos culturales en EE.UU., analizando casos judiciales y debates sobre derechos civiles y acción afirmativa en la era post-derechos civiles.
Constitutional Crisis and Impeachment of a President - The Civil War and Reconstruction - Lecture 22
Explore the political dynamics of Reconstruction, focusing on President Johnson's policies, Congressional opposition, and the passage of pivotal amendments and acts shaping post-Civil War America.
Nash Equilibrium - Location, Segregation and Randomization in Game Theory
Explore game theory concepts like Nash equilibrium, segregation, and mixed strategies through candidate-voter models, Schelling's location game, and rock-paper-scissors, revealing how individual choices impact societal outcomes.
John Stuart Mill's Utilitarianism and Social Thought - Lecture 8
Explore John Stuart Mill's influential ideas on utilitarianism, justice, liberty, and women's rights, examining their impact on modern social thought and contemporary debates.
The Civil War and its Legacies at Yale - Class 8
Explore the Civil War's impact on American institutions and Yale's connections to slavery, examining enduring legacies and their influence on modern society and governance.